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Pierre Teilhard de Chardin (1881-1955).
Profilo biografico e scientifico di Pierre Teilhard de Chardin nel contesto del pensiero filosofico e scientifico del Novecento
L'essere umano, la tecnologia e la rivoluzione dell'informazione
Il capitolo indaga le influenze dello sviluppo di tecnologie avanzate nel contesto del sec. XX, dando particolare rilievo alla cosiddetta filosofia dell'informazione
Hans Jonas e l'etica della civiltà della tecnica.
Profilo biografico e scientifico di Hans Jonas, con particolare riferimento alla tecnologia e alle sue implicazioni filosofiche
Scientia petita, theologia manifesta. Scientific rationality and theological proposal in the pandemic.
The urgency of understanding the pandemic has exponentially increased the circulation
of information. The main directions of information transfer have been internal, that is
within scholarly communities, and external, that is towards the public. The very manner
in which scientific communication is produced has also changed. While the difficulty of
finding practical solutions has often created a sense of mistrust, it has also led to the
emergence of an image of scientific rationality as progressive, collective and capable of
growth. This image of Science makes it possible to understand and distinguish the
epistemic and ontological dimensions of scientific analysis. Theology can identify an
attitude of epistemic humility that is conducive to a better understanding of the role of
the human being in relation to nature and as the protagonist of history in collaboration
with God
NOTE PRELIMINARI SUL RUOLO DELLE PLASTICHE POSTERO-LATERALI NELLA INSTABILITA' ANTERIORE DEL GINOCCHIO
LA NOSTRA ESPERIENZA NEL TRATTAMENTO CON SVUOTAMENTO E BORRAGGIO NELLA OSTEONECROSI IDIOPATICA DELLA TESTA FEMORALE
Anthropometric and strength variables to predict freestyle performance times in elite master swimmers
The aims of this study were to determine in elite master swimmers of both genders whether, using anthropometric variables and the hand grip strength measure, it was possible to predict freestyle performance time, whether the considered predictors were related similarly to different events (50, 100, 200, 400, 800 m), and whether they were the same in male and female master swimmers. The relationships between performance times and age, body mass, height, arm length, forearm length, forearm muscle volume, and hand grip strength were examined in 135 elite master swimmers. Pearson's simple correlation coefficients were calculated and then prediction equations were developed. Age, height, and hand grip strength were the best predictors in short-distance events, whereas only age and height were predictors in middle- and long-distance events. The corresponding coefficient of determination (R2) of performance times were 0.84 in the 50-m event, 0.73 in the 100-m event, 0.75 in the 200-m event, 0.66 in the 400-m event, and 0.63 in the 800-m event. These regression equations were then cross-validated in a control group of 126 nonelite, age-matched swimmers, obtaining significant and good correlations for all distances (range, r = 0.67 and 0.83; p < 0.01), indicating that predictors are valid in an extended sample of master swimmers. Differences between sexes were not found in 50-m event, but were present in all other events. These models might be useful to determine individual performance times by contributing to improving the individual's training program and the selection of master swimmers. Coaches could have better accuracy in determining whether an athlete needs a strength training program in order to optimize performance time
OBSERVATION D'ANATOMIE PATHOLOGIQUE SUR 9 PIEDS BOTS EQUINO-VARUS-SUPINATUS CHEZ LE FOETUS
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